The rice terraces of Les-eng hemmed in by the plateau of Batangan and nourished by Talaktak Falls. |
The route is precariously beautiful. |
I never knew cliffs could get this photogenic. |
The captivating panorama of the rice fields in Tacadang |
The ravine is lined with countless waterfalls. |
On a rainy day, the valleys cry rivers |
Every spot in the journey, including a simple bridge is good enough as a destination in itself. |
Many feel resentful that we have to leave this pool of the gods too soon. |
The night sky is enchanting. (Photo by Kevin Jason Manuel) |
And you wake up to an equally mesmerizing morning view. |
And before the day ends, a sky full of hope greets you with a smile. |
It's hard to believe that gems like this have remained hidden in the Philippines for a long time. |
But as it is, real beauty is always hard-earned. |
So if you're the type who hates getting stuck in a trail full of traffic, or you're the type who's sick and tired of adjusting to the ETA of your team's slow tail pack, or you're simply the one who wants to subject yourself to physical pain in a journey to experience an epiphany, or probably you're a couple who wants to put your relationship to the test, join us this February 16-18, 2018 for an unforgettable journey to the heart of Kibungan and to the depths of your spirit.
If this route were more accessible to mainstream hikers, it would be dangerous to get stuck in trail traffic at this segment, unnecessarily prolonging your itinerary. |
But it's nice to share the trail to a few qualified individuals. |
#relationshipgoals |
See you at Tacadang Circuit 2018. Check out our Facebook page for updates and communication.
This is your passport to an even more epic trek -- The Kapangan-Kibungan-Bakun-Ilocos Sur trek in November 2018.
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